Math And Reading Scores Improve

(Las Vegas, NV) — Clark County students did better on the state’s math and reading tests this past year. The school district says elementary and middle school students scored between three and six-percent better in both categories, compared to last year.

Superintendent Dwight Jones praised the results, saying reforms at the nation’s fifth-largest school district are paying off. Nevada public school students are required to take the Criterion Referenced Test.